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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

The bes, medical writer's claim that the
successful remedy for nasal caiarrh mus!
be non.irritsting. easy OF application, ana
Que that will by is own action, reach Al
the remote sores and liberated surfaces
The history OF the efforts 10 treat estsrrh
daring the past few years ooliges ne 70
sdmlt that only one remedy has complste-
In me, these conditions, and that l. Ely's
cr.m Balm. This safe and pleasant
r,msdy has mastered estarrh r nothing
else has ever dous, and both physicians
AMI patients freely eonesde this fact. The
more distressing symptoms quickly yield
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

A practical housewife says she has
learned not - mix In cream Skinned the
dsy the ehufnlsg Gas done, ~ she has
found that 10 viii not come with tbs rest
She SAYS she gets jast - much butter Win
this cream len out ~ n put In. Oas dsys
cream IL therefore always len over TOT the
next ehurnipg when Il CONES All tight.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

"IIalloi when did you returnf' ssked
suop.on OF his friend Blnns, whom be met
on the street. "why, haven't been
away" replied the latter. "Yoa hsventf-
inereialously asked Snopson. why. you
look go worn oct and near dead that
positively thought you had been s"ay 70
oce OF The watering places for few weeks
f5r the remit OF your heal,h."-Norri''
fn.rn IIlrIM
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Aman was In The smoking car 90 q Di-
kots train and pat bis bead ou' OF win.
dow % look AZ some stock. In drawing
back bis Zoe silk hat came OF and Tell
down by the side OF the car.
"Ses here, condaetorl' he yelled, ~
lost Q nve-doliar hat oct OF this winiov-
what are you going 10 do about VI
"Jast step back N the hiad platform OF
the sleeper and pick II up az yoa 90 p.,.
replied the conductor. "We're behind
time and trying To msks 10 up so cant
stop for lt."-Dokoia Bell.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Mr.. Anderson OF Wisconsin. has been 10
the up river towns looking % some noe
Maine farm oxen. TO take 70 that State, 70
be used In the numbering business. To
carry Cattle from Maine 70 the west seems
IA be the reverse Of the natural order OF
things. But Maine can supp'y the de-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Careful Investigation by Euslish and
Coutipsntai Psychologists seems To show
conclusivsly that animals fed largely upon
food sbounding In sussr gradually become
barren. The moderate use OF salt. on tne
other hand, IL found 20 have q favorable
eject upon the breeding powers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

prbed wire fencing has received 3 set.
bach In Penpsylvsnis- ~ . recent de-
clsion of the courts DO line fences can be
made Of bsrbsd wire without the consent
OF the adjacent owner. aud II sueh f,nces
are used along the highways. those who
build them are liable for all dsmsee To
stock passing along the highway Maine
Efrtu<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Few people have any Idea OF the mag.
ni,ude OF the dairy Interests OF the United
states. They represent On Investment OF
nearly I've times ~ much ~ the entire
bsak capital OF the country. e6'i ,Oos,0 200,
while the dairy interest amounts to more
than Is 600 900 900. The number Of mich
cows IL sstir,atsd At 1900, 600 -Ea''srn
Tdrm<r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

IIoRsKs An Idle team may be winisrsd
noon good nay alone, but when lightly
WORKED, little grain st noon may be need.
cd. They are 10 be kept In good health
ana frsh. and the amount Of grain should
he governed accordingly. Horses doing
heavy work will need . few quarts Of
ground oats and corn daily. In addition TO
an abundance OF the best hay. foung
colts should have excellent care, Tor theif
future usefulness depends largely upon ihe
growth they make tie frst winter. Lin'
seed oil cake In small doses IL ote OF The
best remedies Tor cos,lssness In thu young
farm animals
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
Nou-Re.ident Taxes,

4. N. t,.u Of Msxlc,. In the Ceasiy Of ga
fofd. Coz ne year i.~l.
ne folosinE list u takes on r.sl esls's y. 70.
s.sIasnt osusfs IN ths toun nssio,. -. -
--..t...s - hllis eamralifed - ". kFbsfds.
- - ..Lf toWn % the ltth day Of s~rtsmbsf
-. - h.en retarned ~ hin - ne AZ fs.a.as.
NJ unpaii % ne ~ day % Az. -, ~ -
- -. 1. heTebY .lvsn that II sad tskes. az
.ts,..f al ehArgss not pslf inle ne tfsesa.l
nd 80 ro.a siihln ightesn meaihs non -
fths eomatneni % h ssid ousss ~ :, ~.
49,. - therefor. Including Interest AMI
se.r<s.. uIii siIhesi iurthsr nofles - 900 ~
- -. IA me ssbscrbsr. In sad tosns "a
nssdsy, m sIh dAy Of March, i''s' a. ''s
o'ciosk 4. NJ i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

stop szoking." ssii doctor TO an II.
ing patient the other day, "snd IL VII
iengihsn your days" The patient stop
ped. The doctors prediction VAS ssrifei.
The nrs, day the patient declares, was -
long AZ bis whole previous life.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
a GA r D.

To al Who are sursrinx frsm NE sfro"sn.
inal.erc,lon. % youth. nervous weakness carry
ses.y. los.of manhood. kc.. I will seni . redps
ina, VII cure you. FREE OF cuAn0E. ThsgrrAi
r.m~iy "a. discovered BY missionary IN SUN
America seni ssifaiirvs.ei snvslops 70 me
nv. yo~Fru r. fSnAs. sisi,es p. Nes f-s CUP.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

"rhoagh.." says Dr. Masssf. may stay
behind silent lips. bat when 10 becomes
feeliog IL runs 10 expression" We have
noticed this In the cases OF men Who
though, they were hitting . nall. bat Who
f.l, TIA, they hal 10 ashed their nngers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

vtrs: All Fi,s stopped free by pt. kIlss.s
oreat Nerve Ilsstorer. No NE amer BRIT Jay
uss. Marvellous cures. Ire.uss sna us e.,
Arch 81. phila-. Pa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
roa scRoYuLs. IarovKm.mKD BLOOD ASD
GENERAL DgBuIry.

SCOTS Eanision Of Pare Cod Lissr on,
e.iA Encyclopedias. has no equal 10 The
whole realm OF Medlelos. Read The fol-
loving II gave one bottle ~ SCOTS
Emulsion In my own child for serofals'
and the eject Was marvellous 80. ".
GRAy, NJ. ID, White Hall. tod.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Royal oon. Of willsbofo. N. Y, Suffered
two years from hard cough. with ss.cie
pains Ia the eide add chest, snt rsis'd
large Quantities Of blood. Several phJsi-
clans tried In vsin 70 relieve him. Three
'ottiss OF wisrAR's BaLssN OF Wild
CuKnRy cured him.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
bucxLEN's ARNicA SALvR.

The Best bALvR In the world Tor Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheam, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, ChiIblAins,
Corns, and eli Skin Eruptions, and posi'
lively cures Piles. OF no pay rtquired. IL
or money rsfuudsd. Price Is cents par
boz. Yor sale a. Noyes' Drag Store, Nor.
way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
Oa tie Deep Blue Sea.
"And what are We doing now. Charley
.lA..I. Aa..lnar aha shnre Carrie |"

"onl, hugslns the shore. Carrie"
"chariey"-and she looked q, him IN
FAR away m,nner-"Chsriey' vl'h was
Q shore"
"why. Carrie dear. yoa are not feeling
an ARE yoays he exclaimed. In . tons OF
alarm. Then be looked q, her again, aud
thought be discovered Q ghost ola twinkle
IN her dovnesst eyes and the shImmsr OF
s,mlle playing sroani the corners OF her
mouth. lie looked once more ne "s
sure OF IL.
The nsx, moment Charley WAS enseunS
the part OF the yacht, and Carrie vas I'm
persousting the shore -Bosfoa IrrH'c''p'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Wien nsb, 80 slss. -s rave Asr css,o'iA
Wien che %. GAIA sAs cred for css,oria
wAsa sA.-bessA. Mics. Oh. dang 70 cssiSr.>
wAsa Oh. Asa cAsias.a. sAs ss'. ,Assa cs'ssnA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
catarrh Cured

Catarrh IL n very prevalent disease. Win
distressing and offensive symptoms. HOODS
sarsaparlila gives ready relief and speedy
eure. IRON the fact u acts through the blood,
and thus reaches even part q the system
IL suffered with caiAuh fiiesnyears. Took
Hoods sarsaparlila and am not troubled any
with eatarh. and my general health Il mnsh
better" T. W. LIIis. Postal Clerk Chicago
q st. Louis Railroad.
"Isurefed with eatarrh 90 years; tried
many wonderfli cures. lhhalers. etc.. spsnd-
Ing nearly one hundred dollars without beneti.
tried HOOD. sarsaparilia. and was greatly
improved" ". A. AnDEr. worcester, Mas.
He'd. sarsaparilla Il characterized BY
three reeullarliles ist. the eosbtsafioa 81
remedial agents; ID. the proporf'oa' 81. the
procss a securing the active medicinal
qualities. The result IL a medicine % unusual
strength. eleeiing cures hitherto unknown.
Send Coz book containing adiiiioaai evidence.
"Hoods sarsapafilla tones up my sysfemi
purines my blood. sharpens my appstlte. ADJ
seems 70 ls,ke me over. D. \: y. THOMPSON
"IIccd's sarszpafilla bats al others. and
10 Bank street, New York City.
Hoods SarsapariIla
so,d BIZ All druggists sii siS for g. Mads
only By @. !. HOOD g Co. Lowell. Mas.
100 Doses Ono Dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

An Australian farmer has discovered
thst the tnlstiss which infsst his lands can
ia worked into ensilsgs. aud that ths cat
tls eat them readily.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

A Loaf dog is advertised ~ .ssssysi o.
stolsa-" A Lost yoans naa on he way
to Canada has both ssFsysd aad stolen.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

"a hog that walked into ~niskeJ 81
loon The other day caused great surprlse
among those present" And well II mifht.
They hsd better opinion Of the animal,
and were not prepared 20 sec hog Win
% many legs enter . whisky saloon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

on practical agricultural top
ier - -olic tel. Aiir,s- al Communications
intended foF this department 10 Aosicrt>
tuRAL Epirok. OxroRp ptnocnAt. FANS. MA
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

A company 10 New Mexico proposes 70
irrisats 500, 900 acres Of land there
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

Ilsw'h,rue dIi rot wfits hls 'sisf.st
Ls,irs" with rel ink. u e.'u''na'r '" '"
rs.i Istwitt stspilog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
IAN PROUD

TO say from personal experience that Sui
phur nlttsrs, which Advertisement VIII oe
sesp In another column, IL the best spring
and blood medicine 10 BE- found. IL IL
prepared by an honest nrm who scorn 10
use cheap aud worthless msdieinss, oot
use the best that money can bay.-bdifor.
The tsilest man In this country IL eight
feet two inches high. This VIII dlss?point
,ms men Who have imagined that thsir
oun beads scrspsd the eicads A. they
promensded around.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
OXFORD COUNTY HORSE NOTES

A VISIT To rnr AUBURN STOCK YARN on
p.r.tf n. nRioos.-Two rnonisiSo
YOUNG STATIONS. - WHAT rifrik
RELATIVES HAVE poSn.--soNr KIM
rucKY RncoRDs DEATH or THREE
PROMISING HORSES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
Atrus ssVy. siissi,-II. {. paws. Rssisisr.

oxFORD. .s,-AGa Cours "a rroesis hsa A.
faris, -thi snt fof ne Csonr ~ osicfd "a
a. tnIr,i rassdsr 81 o.. a. u. 10.
NATHAN A. nAkEkt kxrrstof % M
estate "a EfI.h Fussfs late "a >s-ry. 10 ss1
Ocuatr, esursssd. haNtaE Trsssnfd rs scesea.
~ All1saarsf
OFarr~d, That tks saif Etecrtor give noiire y
al psfssas iutsrsstsd ~ causing eopf 81 ttts
Crllgr D. - ahlshsi thr.s -esks saccs.sivtiy ta
lhs Okfofd psaoerat yfintsd 81 Paris, that M
nay sFFssf ~ frotsts Cosrtto - hslf al fsfis
n al Oountr. on ne thlri tuessisy ~ NeN
nsxt. 81 o'ciocs 10 The foreeoon as seos sAetf'
n anv tfsy hsVs ~ ne saIBs sbouii bog b a.
GEo; A WILSON, Jssss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

The fellow thl, gets Into bf.sch OF
promise suit n not caught a. nrst Is ifss'
sued o. last
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

ONTOgn. ssi-At q froeai, Cart holtsn Al
Paris. shAln snt or ssif County, % the hft
rue.faT a o.. A q -.
IrTVsK nUNuAm. Cssrtisn % Cfrrsas
Whltmsn. . gefsun % uaseunt miaf. q Nesri-
sfork. in cal Cusntf. tatins yrsess<t ~, 40
Z. aat ~ cuartsashp ~ .si vart fsf ales
a1ra
Orasr~a. nat tie .slf Gusriisa give noiios
% AL psfsoas tntefsstsf ~ easing q coly
II thls or,sfto - pa vesks ssccsssiss
~ lntns Osiofd Dsmecrst prlstsd 81 fsrls, that
thaY nsy agrsar "a froests Soeflto - 81 a.
fafia ~ al Coanfv. % ths laird Tees - NJ 81
nssla nlns o'slces On theiorsnocu snf shos eauss
n AM tksy lave. vtJ the sams shost not -
GEo A; WILSON; Jsass
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
ako; a. wiLsoS, ~

OXFORD. ~ -Ats Cesn "a rroeais hsd Al
rafis. ritan All ior ne Couaty - otsosds "a
- ~ 1srsisy o. OF a ~.
HiMtHA fCLLkR. Etfcuinx % TIE estate
81 N.ihanhi fulsr. isis a Paris, In m al
Caunfy. tscsssFt. haxinE prcssatsd pc arepsat
81 samln isusf 90 q ths estate - skIf tccsasei
a'sa hsf private arccaai fof allosaoei
Ortsret. Iaat thr sail tkrcuifit ave
aotus d al peFsons lntery tei. bY eaasns q
serT 81 this order o. - rstnshsd thfes weeks
sascessIvsy 10 n Otford nsmcfrst, prtntef 81
Farfs. thsl theT mar apps.r ~ frCbais tourt
- d - a a. rsrs. "a ~ tAlr,i rsssiay 81 >ot.
usKf. 81 nins srl.ck A. 10 fefynarn. AL shss
sssss. u sny thsy tavs. ~hT ihs s.ne shoah net
b. si'osed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

OXFOgp. -, Al Csaft q frchsis. hell Al
faris. WIhln ani fnr re CosntY % OkfoIt. en-
"a thiri rues.isv q Oct, a. q. lac.
sALNON RECORn. eaNdsa % tusene
4 Ef1aF mlnaf shld an1 bsir of lsam1n
n kittsf, lats - nlNfs,d. IN ssii ccaniy, NJ
s~Nssi hssIus prss<aisd IA. ae,oasi % gsAr,iisr-
sEIp % al ssrt lof sio<aaCsi
tTasrsd. THAI ~ sslf easrdlaa sire uet.os
10 al I.ersoas luterestei. ~ csnsnf eepf
of this order d - pabllshsd iArce ~ests suc.
cs.sitely 10 Ne Oxioni Dsmocrst. pfiatei ~
fafis, that thst ny sppssr ~ nv
haie Court o. - hsll ~ faris. On ~ thlfd fnes-
dav q >ot. asxt a uiae oeleck Ia Ne fole.
n.-ra. ssa sao- esa-s, o. sst ny have, uhy Ne
ssns shouh not b. sl.gssd -
a.. rsr.w - Affa.ff A a naNls kaslalnf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

OXFORD. ss,-M q Cour, % Probate held ~
fsfls. silhin AL fcr Ne Cesntr efokford -
~ tAird rlssasy % ost. A. n. te1.
Oa ths rstliiaa % "a A>>Au HANCOCK ofNss
t.loocfsfsr. Malne. pIsyiax thai nttlsmln
". Meffu. u No Gioscsstef, - srpctnted "A.
minlsiraiof On ne estate a LYDIA Ootipn, late
nHas. ~ sal Csuaty. decssss,it
OananMr. tai - saia fsulaoaer gtse notAee
~ an Isr.s1ls nisFestsi ~ easing copr 81 this
ofisr - - pahllskea three -esks sseesssitsly n
tka ONfnfd nxnocrat, pftnisd 81 Paris. Dat th<Y
msy sGpsar 81 . frob.is Cout % - boltsn Al
Paris. In sAld crantv. % Ne th1d Tuesday ~
Net uesL oil alue o'eiosk N the tor.noca. AMI
sho~ Css.e. a ary thsy have. uhy Ia sane
sscuh Sot be srNatei.
A trua os.V-Altrsts IA. 4. DAVIS. lsgistrf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

T.rt. wtthia aaA fSf he Coanty % Ofofd
-, ~ thIra Tuss.las q Oet. A. n. iSl.
uH~HY DAVIS. Adninis'ratr On tas
49,. Pt.ntstion. An ssd County, tecsased.
t..l.r rre-snsTsi Ms aocsant a sdmiaisustioa
"a - ..tsie % al deossss.i tor snossnee
OEuNEEp TAI sad Adminisussof klte ns..ee
y. s-rsr,s A. harvested ~ causing eopy o. this
-, Il - puelishsd thfts weeks sacesssttes IN
u Oxfsrd Dsmoersi. sne-sp.per pfin.cl Al " ~.
IA thsf thsf nay appear 90 froes.s ceeu ~ -
he'd ~ faris. IA said eoanil, On ~ s..l. -.
la 40. s.sss, 4 Any thsy have. uhy NE sane
'.'~-'' ~ GRO. A. WILSON. Jsdgs.
.........a Arrest ! "A. q. Davis. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08
A,.ss,,-....., "a b { :, sasi.. s....s.,.

OXFOgD. a. Ala Cesft a rrOeAis bel Al
f.fis. witala ana for ne C0gniy % Otisrd. %
ths tnird rus.fsy 81 Octoosf. A q. tssi.
tKvINs NAngl. Afnin straior Ga Ne
e.fats n Iossph ~. sisvens. lais II
Fystarr. ia ssid Ccusty. dreeAsef. h.'lss
1890 a. ase-,aaf u sfm islstr.iioa a M
81 Il 81 saif ferea.ed f1f allossncef
Orfsrst, rat The ssif Atmiai.trstef siFe 40
rcs 90 an ptrscos lnisfs.isd. ~ eeasle< 80
"a a. or,isr % b. ruh1shsd hire .esks suocss-
sitsis IN ~ Oxford tsnsocrst. grintsi 81 rsr.s
lhst lhsY nay appear ~ = frue.ts Coar " -
bid ~ Ffyetufg. In sat Couuiy, % TIE lst Ites
dnr u lie nskt. 81 rine o'cloCk IN the tore
1osa. at .hs- csass. u aay thsy have. .hy ne
'-''' GEO. A. WILSON. Jsaxs.
Affur rspy-atisstt n. 4. DAVIS. hss istsf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

OxTORp. SAL Cosrt 81 Private bel a.
Farts- .tthin ant for ths County u Oxford,
% ~ thIra Tss-taY "a oci-. a. ID. is.1.
ALMOND " knkEN. fkecatsf % the estate
81 t'aish Narrsn. ate % nsnmeft, N sahl
Cruatr. dersasesi. having pressntfd rs sccesst
al Aem nislraiion "a tae Lsiais ~ ssd tsccssed
ior allossnrsi - 49,.
tRrrs.f 10 Al pTrsnus intsrrsted her~ins ~ pao'
lIssinE co.Iy u tkls orisr thrss weeks sacce--
sItsly la ths Oxiord pswocrst. = es.spstSf
uffntet Al farls. In sAli Ooaufy hst III nAy
srp<ar a. . fryhAls Cour % - hsll ~
r.its, siihla al fsr sad Cosniy. % ,hs hifa
TUe.taY a NoF. uskt. 81 nrs oeo<k N ne
fnrsno.or. and shss Caufe. n any thef ha'et
~ tbs ssrss sbos1 ~ D. sliessi.
- sEO A. WILSON, JedEc.
"a naNfs. HT.isIsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-11-08

ONfOkp. sss-Ata Co.rs % rroo-is lid q
fs,s, itaia sci fer The County % oxiord. %
NJ thlFt fss-tisy "a Oct. A. n. i~s.
tiikNts L. HAWKS. ssnsi k.eui.r IL a
ertAin t1susment pafpoftnk o - the lasf
VII ani te.tsmsnt q Lacy a. flsskss. late %
rsns. saf CosaiJ. dscsssse. hs,ins
pFestnfed N s.me iof frubala
OnnnAmn hal he s.if kxecntoF give ncllce
% al psfsoas intslysisi. ~ csnsisx seopy ~
th.s ofdsf 10 ~ patAsoea thrse weeds ssrcssslss-
y n NJ okfoAo ptsccskt. pfta,e.f % fArls.
BID a. Parts. In sad County. on M thirf Taes-
dsy - ,ot. nsxt. a. nios q ne eioek In ths
inEenooa. al shs~ eanss. snY her have, wny
rrstcd All sls-ef a. tne last VIII snt fests-
uarat ~ al 1rcsa.cd
Ono. A. WILSON. jade
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VOLUME LIv.

oxfOkD, .,--kt . Cosrt % rrcbsse hsls Al
,es ,i'v,i T..s.,., =, az. 80 -, A''''' On
ptLiA sfHf>a ssi AUGUSTUS
n. wALkxn. us>et KxessisF. u . csrtsln u.
stfumsnt Iarposus< - be The sst wa AMI rest
AZ Ces.ii. dr>sssss. hss "a pfsssutsi ne ssn,
De fru.tsts
Ordered. That ths said Exsesisrs give
$1,000 d Al rsrsons lntsrsstst BY essslnG q
cspY u this er'isr - - pshllssst sesks saeess
sitslf 10 hs Okford psmecrst. q nssspspsf
Tfinist a. faristhstthey usy sprssr a. Probate
loert - - held Al faris. In ssli Coantt On
N thifd tasslsy ~ >ot. nekt a. e'elcck IL The
iorUnoon aad shoe esnse n any they have. shy
ne tat lnsuunsat shoad not - proved. sp
protel AT sil3sef. - the AT VIII sni Isst.-
'aent ~ sahf ~ elsstt.
SkO. A. WILSON. JUDE.
uus esvJ-Aitssti-Ii. 4. DAVIS. KsEisssr.
oxEoGp. ..-Ala cs.r, o. rrn,.,. "a :,
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Oak Cliff.

A few residence lots have been laid
out on the west side, in Oak Cliff, al
ready. The bids for building the cle-
waited street railway will be opened in
a few days and the contract let, and
the road pushed to completion at
once. At the same time the roads and
streets are to be made, and the hand
some drives of the city will be begun
also.
~" re plat of Oak Cliff is under way,
and those who have it in their minds
eve say it will be very beautiful. 1t
certainly viii make q handsome sub
urb. The management will arrange to
sell lots at such prices and on such easy
terms TO those who desire such aswill
suit the purchaser,
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The Recent Arrivals

of Spring Millinery at Mrs. Chest
nuts, 612 Elm street, are creating quite
an excitement among the ladies who
are preparing for spring. They COM
prise the latest and most stylish for
eign patterns and the most fashionable
shapes in ladies' hats and bonnetss.
They are constantly being received.
The latest colors and shades in trim
mines are received by express as soon
as they appear. Mrs. Chestnut has
none but experienced designers and
tri miners.
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CHEAP LUMBER,
And New Trade for Dallas.

And New Trade for Dallas.
Special to the Herald.
KAUFMAN, May 20, 1887.
The people of this county feel deep
interest In the final completion OF the
Texas Trunk road, at least to Adams,
where it would form connection
with the st. Louis, Arkansas " Texas
road. There is a gap of only fifteen
or twenty miles between them and
surely it would not require much FORE
thought to see the advantage it would
be to both the company and the bust
ness of Dallas, to at once complete
that gap. The St. Louis, Arkansas IL
Texas having acquired the Kansas q
Gulf Short Line which penetrates the
finest lumber region in the State, it
becomes more important to Dallas as
well as all west Texas that the Trunk
be at once extended to Athens. 1t
seems to us in this county that Dallas
has so many irons in the fire that her
business men had overlooked the
Trunk road which is ultimately to fur
nish this part of the State with cheap
lumber for prairie country like this.
Cheap lumber is no small item in the
prosperity and growth of the country.
The DALLAS HERALD has always
been popular with the people of kaut-
man county and its circulation here is
steadily increasing. 1t is known that
the HERALD has on opinion ofits own
and that it is always on the side of
right.
This county is practically unit ON
prohibition. 1t is believed that the
majority in favor of the amendment
prohibiting the making and selling of
intoxicating liquors will be not less
than 1900. The county is pretty gen.
orally organized into prohibition cubs
and these clubs are steadily increasing
in membership. Il.
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az, MILES the Shortest Route-F0RT
ZZ WORTH to GAINESVILLE.
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China MattIngs.
sense.

Nothing looks so nice and cool rs a
neat mating on the sitting room, bed
room, DINING room or parlor during
the summer. Ii looks clean and Is
easily kept so. Mr.. Chas. G. Eckford,
726 and 72S Elm street has taken es-
pecial pains to import stock of the
latest styles in china mating. lie has
some elegant designs. II yon prefer
oil cloth OF linoleum for your rooms
or hall. be can suit you in beautiful
designs. Perhaps you would like TO
put new carpet on your stairway or
rooms. IL so, he is headquarters for,
and keeps the largest line of Wilton's
vclyets. Moquets, Brussels, Tapestries,
etc. and the great thing of it is he is
selling them at such prices that any
one can afford TO purchase. Besides
carpects. oil-cloths and mattings, he
makes a specially Of artistic furniture
Al 726 and US Elm street. where he
invites Won TO call Be sure and see
his lovely baby carriages.
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A Nuisance.

Tom McGrarey, "three sheets in the
wind" was meandering about the
southern portion of the city yester-
day evening, and seemed to have lost
himself more than usual for men in
his condition when he entered the
jaw Gould building and committed a
nuisance, and at the same time insist
ed that he was on his own premises.
When Officer Ramsey took him to the
calaboose he didn't seem to have any
sense
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rT1HE best Route to DALLAS, FARM
IL ERSVILLE, HONEY GROVE.
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Temple Emanuel, Commerce street, next
70 81, Matthew's Cathedral, Rev DIR. Chap
mar, Rabbi. Hebrew classes Saturday and
Sunday mornings at and 1880, Sunday
school at 10 o'clock, Friday evening services
at s, sermon at $40, Saturday morning SER
vices at 1890.
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German NJ. L. Church, corner of Live Oak
and 0live streets. Sunday school o'clock,
Prayer meeting wednesday evening. j.
j. Kenle, pastor.